| > I'm a 26 y.o. software dev working on going indie...Every morning, I take tally of my age. 26 is a fantastic age. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise! I would literally part with my right testicle if I could be 26 again, knowing what I know now. The chances are very, very good that you are more attractive, intelligent, and energetic than you realize. Most 20-somethings don't have the life experience to put these things in proper perspective. Just as sure that you're not as good a driver as you think, you've got a lot more going for you than you realize. > Whenever I encounter a technical article, I immediately and compulsively investigate the author's age. There are so many ways of being awesome, just like there are so many ways of making money. You don't have to be what other people are. > Mentally, I've resigned to the fact that I've procrastinated away a decade of valuable time, and it just endlessly haunts me. That doesn't exist, except in people's minds, especially yours. Just do something now. > But I can't help but feel that if I had started in earnest at 25, at 21, at 19 Late 40's here. I know how you feel. Take it from me: You have no business feeling like that! |